It was a departure from the norm for Greg, missing the second week of the Australian Open and jetting off to Honolulu for a Challenger tournament. First up for him was the doubles, partnering Sam Groth again. Surprisingly seeded No.4 their first round match was against Slovenian pair of Grega Zlemja and David Lenar.
It was atight first set, going all the way to the tie-break, where the big serving New South Welshmen sneaked past thier opponents to win the tie-break 8-6 to snare the first set. The second set was almost as close, the Aussies managing to get a break of serve up on their opponents, then held serve to win the set 6-3 and the match 7-6(6), 6-3.
Greg was pleased with the location - the tennis centre and the hotel - and was enjoying the trip.
It was atight first set, going all the way to the tie-break, where the big serving New South Welshmen sneaked past thier opponents to win the tie-break 8-6 to snare the first set. The second set was almost as close, the Aussies managing to get a break of serve up on their opponents, then held serve to win the set 6-3 and the match 7-6(6), 6-3.
Greg was pleased with the location - the tennis centre and the hotel - and was enjoying the trip.
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